Incredible Time-lapse of the Sun from NASA

One of our readers was kind enough to send a link to a YouTube video from NASA’s Solar Dynamics Obervatory (SDO), which has been capturing images of the whole sun 24 hours a day for the last 5 years. After putting together image sequences into a time-lapse, NASA created a stunning video that is absolutely worth watching. If you visit NASA’s official website, you can click on the Related Media link and see many more videos and images from SDO, which are all as amazing as the below video:

And here are some of the images provided by NASA of the sun through different filters:

All images are provided for free and you can download them for personal use from NASA’s website.

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Beautiful! Video like this could be played to kids in school to dramatically demonstrate exsistance of magnetic field lines, along with old fashioned magnet + metal bits experiment…I bet they would be amazed…

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